Announce new album ‘Self-Tape’ out 11/10 on Good Fight Music.

Massachusetts metal act MouthBreather have announced their fourth album, ‘Self-Tape’, set for release November 10th on Good Fight Music. Having shared the early single ‘You Try To Die’ in June, today the band follow it up with the absolutely chaotic ‘Ethical Hunting’. Creating their own genre – Gadget Metal – MouthBreather fuse together elements of metallic hardcore, technical metal, post-hardcore, and more into a frenzied swirl. ‘Ethical Hunting’ is two minutes of pure rage, as scathing vocals meet monster sized riffs and more eccentric moments tie it all together. The song is inspired by a scene in the horror thriller ‘The House That Jack Built’, tying into the album’s concept of each track being influenced by a different movie. The short film that accompanies ‘Ethical Hunting’ follows its own psychological thriller path, creative and uncomfortable. The video was produced by vocalist Brett Cates and Sof Puchley, directed by Louie Chapman.

MouthBreather is Brett Cates (vocals), Nick Cates (drums), Ryan Fosdick (guitar) and Derek Lamoreaux (bass).

‘Self-Tape’ Tracklist:

1. Ethical Hunting

2. Imaginary Skin

3. Wave To Me

4. You Try To Die

5. Shotgun Funeral

6. iDoctor

7. Rot Out

8. I Know Best

9. Solemate

10. Self-Tape

‘Self-Tape’ is unrelentingly heavy, crushing, and unforgiving. It’s an album of mental decline captured through the influence of films that have inspired the band at key points in their lives, from horror to drama. In true MouthBreather fashion the record is totally original, but fans of 2021’s ‘I’m Sorry Mr. Salesman’, 2018’s ‘Dollmeat’, and 2017’s ‘Pig’ will all find connectivity. The album was produced by Nick Cates and Ryan Fosdick and mixed by Nick Cates, at Burnout Labs, and mastered by Jay Maas (Defeater) at Getaway Recording. MouthBreather will head out on tour at the end of this month with Saltwound and Inferious, followed by a couple of shows with Kaonashi. Full dates below.

Tour Dates:

w/ Saltwound & Inferious

9/29 – Jacksonville, FL @ Rain Dogs

9/30 – Charlotte, NC @ The Milestone

10/1 – Raleigh, NC @ Schoolkids Records

10/3 – Fredericksburg, VA @ KC’s Music Alley

10/4 – Baltimore, MD @ The Crown

10/5 – West York, PA @ The Kennel

10/6 – Salisbury, MD @ Lurking Class Skate Shop

10/7 – Allentown, PA @ Sportsmen’s Cafe

10/8 – Brooklyn, NY @ Lucky 13 Saloon

10/14 – Dallas, TX @ Monster Mosh Fest

10/21 – Orlando, FL @ Conduit w/ Traitors, Kaonashi

10/22 – Tampa, FL @ The Orpheum w/ Traitors, Kaonashi

Photo Credit: James Benson